The phenomenon of "life' reveals itself through the application of the method of phenomenological awakening to linear speech. The entire complexity of this phenomenon is obtainable only through experiential contemplation. The longer this contemplation lasts, the more active the work of memory becomes, evoking various associations and synonymous rows dynamically forming mental gestalts (unfinished images) in the mind of the perceiving speech agent. Further on, our consciousness completes these associations to form the shapes that are recognizable in the unfinished gestalts and then supplies them with a variety of qualities that the experience of a speech agent suggests. As the new image develops in our mind, it either obtains completeness and is corroborated by the context or is overthrown and substituted by a different image or a conjecture. The process of gradual step-by-step recognition and validation of the image followed by another image in the dynamic perspective of speech and their subsequent interaction fills the mind of a speech agent with the hypothetical vision of life.